The April 2-3, 2005 Flood Event

Mike Evans

Index of Slides

  1. The April 2-3, 2005 Flood Event
  2. Outline
  3. Antecedent Conditions
  4. Snow Depths on April 1
  5. Rainfall on March 28-29, 2005
  6. Model Forecasts
  7. NAM Model Forecast – 500 mb
  8. NAM Model Forecast – 500 mb
  9. NAM Model Forecast – 500 mb
  10. NAM Model Forecast – 700 mb
  11. NAM Model Forecast – 700 mb
  12. NAM Model Forecast – 700 mb
  13. NAM Model Forecast – Surface Pressure
  14. GFS Forecast – 700 mb
  15. GFS Forecast – surface pressure
  16. NAM Forecast 48 hour precipitation
  17. GFS Forecast 48-hour precipitation
  18. NAM 850 mb Theta-e advection forecast
  19. NAM 850 mb Theta-e advection
  20. NAM 850 mb Theta-e advection
  21. NAM Precipitable Water Forecasts
  22. NAM Precipitable Water Forecast
  23. NAM Precipitable Water Forecast
  24. NAM Isentropic Lift Forecast
  25. NAM Isentropic Lift Forecast
  26. NAM Isentropic Lift Forecast
  27. NAM frontogenesis and EPV
  28. NAM frontogenesis and EPV
  29. NAM frontogenesis and EPV
  30. Summary
  31. Observations and more model forecasts…
  32. Radar Mosaic
  33. Radar Mosaic
  34. Radar Mosaic
  35. Radar Mosaic
  36. Radar Mosaic
  37. Infrared Satellite Image and RUC 500 mb heights / vorticity
  38. Infrared Satellite Image and RUC 500 mb heights / vorticity
  39. KBGM Radar Reflectivity – 03/00 UTC.
  40. KBGM Radar Reflectivity and Lightning 03/08 UTC.
  41. Radar Mosaic
  42. Summary
  43. Omega and negative EPV 03/00 UTC.
  44. Omega and negative EPV 03/06 UTC.
  45. Time height diagram of omega and theta-e lapse rate at AVP
  46. Total Observed Rainfall
  47. River Stages at Cortland
  48. River Stages at Conklin
  49. River Stages at Waverly
  50. Summary and Conclusions

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